U.S. administration is considering a reward Iran unzip the release of some of their assets frozen; while still doubts the Western countries and the United States in Iran's nuclear intentions list.
Arabs [published in 10/20/2013, No.: 9354, r (3)]
Tehran and the West .. Steps towards an approach 'openness' promised by Rohani
Ankawa com / Arabs
WASHINGTON - Iranian president called for Hassan Rohani Switzerland to play a role in pushing the 5 +1 negotiations forward, and to move Tehran's goodwill to the American side.
The news agency quoted "Knight" Iranian spiritual as saying during a meeting with the Swiss Ambassador's New Julio Haz, said Tehran was "making all efforts to the international community to ensure that they complete all the steps in the framework of the law and there is nothing to hide" in an apparent reference to the program Iranian nuclear issue.
Rohani expressed hope that conveys the new Swiss ambassador, as a sponsor of the U.S. interests in Iran, Goodwill Ambassador of Iran to the American side.
Rohani pointed to the last round of negotiations between Iran and the recent international party, which was held in Geneva, said that "The Swiss government has the energy needed to exercise the role than just being adding to negotiations where you can take steps to advance the negotiations and push it forward."
He said he feels that all parties involved in the negotiations over Iran's nuclear program is satisfied that the previous method was not suitable, pointing out that "if the goal making mutual trust, there are ways to better solutions very much."
He imagined that under the current circumstances in the world today, "won the game - a loss has not worked at all and everyone in the game thinking profit - profit. Within this context of the Islamic Republic of Iran has the necessary political will."
In the context of the exchange of positive attitudes to support the improvement of relations between Tehran and the West, especially Washington, said the U.S. administration that it is considering providing a small reward to Iran in the form of help gradually frozen assets in order to relieve the pain of international sanctions and to encourage progress in the talks, which began this week.
The freezing of Iranian assets in the United States by the program and one imposed by Washington on Iran and separate from the international sanctions endorsed by the United Nations.
The newspaper said, quoting a U.S. administration official, who preferred anonymity, said that this step of the study is currently under after indicators suggest the readiness of Iran to reduce uranium enrichment. Those signals came during talks between Iran and collected powers the five permanent members of the Security Council and Germany in Geneva on Wednesday.
At the same time, however, Washington could threaten to impose new sanctions, including a move to freeze all of Iran's reserves of foreign exchange immediately by separating any bank allows Iran to use those funds for the U.S. financial system.
The new sanctions aim, which is considered by the U.S. Congress, to further reduce Iran's oil exports.
The spokeswoman confirmed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jane Sacchi, that the freezing of assets is not part of the international sanctions regime, but noted that it is "premature" to discuss whether the United States is considering liberalization of assets frozen.
She said at a news conference, said the Iranians "need to take steps that could be verified and credible so that we consider our next steps."
Sacchi added that the discussions in Geneva were "on a more serious level, objective of the past", and described it as a "positive sign."
She noted that the United States has sanctions experts in the Geneva talks, which are considered as the beginning of a series of continuous meetings.
She Sake is expected to inform the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the American delegate at the talks, Wendy Sherman, the Congress on the latest developments, perhaps before the next round of Iran nuclear talks scheduled for the seventh and eighth of November to November next year.
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